Challenges lie ahead for CCHBC
Athens-listed Coca-Cola HBC is looking forward to even greater growth rates after 2023, with investments in new products that will serve the 24/7 strategy.
The unknown inhabitants of archaeological sites
A team of 48 scientists from seven universities and research institutions have begun identifying and recording the many different species of plants and animals that have taken refuge in archaeological sites such as Delos (photo), the Ancient Agora in Athens, Epidaurus and Acrocorinth.
PM urges ministers to identify risks to completion of gov’t plans
Caretaker Prime Minister Ioannis Sarmas urged his ministers on Saturday to identify and mitigate potential problems that could emerge while carrying out their duties in the first full-length meeting of the caretaker cabinet at Maximos Mansion.
Explainer: Second Greek election will be held under different electoral system
National elections on June 25 in Greece will be held under the system of “reinforced” proportional representation, which differs from proportional representation that the May 21 national ballot was held under, in that it allocates bonus seats in Parliament.
PASOK MP vexed by leader’s decision to keep Thessaloniki seat
Haris Kastanidis, a lawmaker with socialist PASOK, expressed anger at party leader Nikos Androulakis’ decision – after standing as a candidate in Thessaloniki, Iraklio on Crete (where he was born) and the Southern Electoral District of Athens in the May 21 election – to keep his seat in the 1st Constituency of Thessaloniki.
Thessaloniki University presents robot designed to support autistic children
A robot that uses artificial intelligence has been developed by a lab at Macedonia University in northern Greece to provide support to autistic children.
A respected steady hand at the top of Greece’s diplomacy
The caretaker government is faced with and will have to manage a sensitive regional and international environment which includes, among others, the permanently difficult Greek-Turkish puzzle and a critical phase of the war in Ukraine.
Costs hamper construction
The cost of new housing construction has recorded an increase of 65-70% from mid-2021 to date due to the successive crises – first the disruption in the supply chain caused by the pandemic and then the war in Ukraine.
Key Congressman tells Politico he is open to selling F-16s to Turkey even if Erdogan wins reelection
Rep. McCaul, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told Politico this week that he is generally open to selling F-16s to Turkey, even if President Erdogan is reelected on Sunday.
Cabinet holds first meeting
Caretaker Prime Minister Ioannis Sarmas will chair the first full-length meeting of the caretaker cabinet shortly after noon on Saturday at the Maximos Mansion.